THE ROLE OF TAXES IN ECONOMIC MANAGEMENT AND THEIR PRACTICAL ASPECTS IN THE NAVOI REGION

This article analyzes the general characteristics of taxes and their differences from other economic categories. Taxes are an important tool for ensuring the financial stability of the state and are characterized by features such as obligation, non-refundability, state regulation, and allocation to the state budget. Using the example of the Navoi region, taxes are shown not only as a source of budget revenue but also as a key factor in regional development and improving public welfare. The article highlights the unique features of taxes by comparing them to other economic categories such as price, profit, income, rent, and fees. Additionally, the economic impact and social significance of taxes are discussed based on practical cases from the Navoi region.